Migration Watch UK
The government is facing a legal battle over whether the UK stays inside the single market after it has left the EU, the BBC has learned.
Theresa May is to meet her Polish counterpart amid calls for clarity on the rights of Poles living in the UK after Brexit.
Passport checks on patients before treatment can almost triple the amount of money the NHS can recoup from health tourists, new figures suggest.
Every NHS patient could be asked to show their passport before they receive healthcare, a senior official has said.
Lord Green of Deddington said: 'This is yet another large increase in the labour force driven by an increase in foreign workers.'
The number of asylum claims lodged in the EU this year has passed a million, official figures indicate.
A peer sparked fury last night after arguing that the country needed immigration because ‘we native Brits are so bloody stupid’.
Clive Lewis says employers should not be able to undercut the wages of local workers by hiring people from overseas.
Scottish government analysis of the Norway plan that concluded this was not a “desirable option” from an economic or democratic perspective.
The NUMBER of East Europeans working in Britain has surged by over 50,000 since the bombshell Brexit vote – official figures revealed yesterday.
The number of Eastern Europeans working in the UK has surged since the referendum vote.
Angela Merkel has conceded the European Union could overhaul its rules on migration – but only to try to keep Britain in the single market.
Arnaud Danjean said France no longer wanted the 'negative burden' of migrants aiming to cross the Channel being detained on its soil.
The Prime Minister will use her first Mansion House address to warn the political class must respond to public fears about immigration.
Theresa May has insisted the UK can increase international trade while curbing immigration, saying a 'world of opportunities' awaits after Brexit.
Close to half (47.8%) of those who voted to leave the EU did so because they believed it was 'the only way we can control our borders'.
Politicians must urgently tackle the increasing ethnic polarisation of many of Britain’s towns and cities, according to a senior academic.